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2. Citizens as smart, active sensors for a quiet and just city. The case of the 'open source soundscapes' approach to identify, assess and plan 'everyday quiet areas' in cities

Author

Radicchi Antonella, Henckel Dietrich, and Memmel Martin

Subjects
smart city, end 49/2002, quiet areas, soundscape research, noise pollution, citizen science, open source, mobile applications, mapping, planning, Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering, TD1-1066
Abstract

Today the so-called “smart city” is connoted by massive implementation of novel, digital technology, which is often considered as the best solution to global issues affecting contemporary cities. Sophisticated and low-cost technological solutions are developed also in the field of noise monitoring and they are expected to play an important role for acousticians, city planners and policy makers. However, the “smart city” paradigm is controversial: it relies on advanced technological solutions, yet it fails to consider the city as a social construct and it often overlooks the role of citizens, in the quest for technological advances and novel methods. This is especially true in the field of smart acoustic solutions addressing the issue of urban quiet areas: main methods and technologies developed so far barely involve citizens and consider their preferences. This contribution tackles this challenge, by illustrating a novel mixed methodology, which combines the soundscape approach, the citizen science paradigm and a novel mobile application - the Hush City app - with the ultimate goal of involving people in identifying, assessing and planning urban quiet areas. Firstly, the theoretical background and the methods applied are described; secondly initial findings are discussed; thirdly potential impact and future work are outlined.

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2018
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3. Citizens as smart, active sensors for a quiet and just city. The case of the 'open source soundscapes' approach to identify, assess and plan 'everyday quiet areas' in cities

Author

Radicchi Antonella, Henckel Dietrich, and Memmel Martin

Subjects
Smart city, END 49/2002, quiet areas, soundscape research, noise pollution, citizen science, open source, mobile applications, mapping, planning, Environmental technology. Sanitary engineering, TD1-1066
Abstract

Today the so-called “smart city” is connoted by massive implementation of novel, digital technology, which is often considered as the best solution to global issues affecting contemporary cities. Sophisticated and low-cost technological solutions are developed also in the field of noise monitoring and they are expected to play an important role for acousticians, city planners and policy makers. However, the “smart city” paradigm is controversial: it relies on advanced technological solutions, yet it fails to consider the city as a social construct and it often overlooks the role of citizens, in the quest for technological advances and novel methods. This is especially true in the field of smart acoustic solutions addressing the issue of urban quiet areas: main methods and technologies developed so far barely involve citizens and consider their preferences. This contribution tackles this challenge, by illustrating a novel mixed methodology, which combines the soundscape approach, the citizen science paradigm and a novel mobile application - the Hush City app - with the ultimate goal of involving people in identifying, assessing and planning urban quiet areas. Firstly, the theoretical background and the methods applied are described; secondly initial findings are discussed; thirdly potential impact and future work are outlined.

Published
2017
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8. Further Research and Policy Perspectives

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Henckel, Dietrich, Könecke, Benjamin, Thomaier, Susanne, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, Thomaier, Susanne, editor, Könecke, Benjamin, editor, Zedda, Roberto, editor, and Stabilini, Stefano, editor

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2013
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11. E-GOVERNMENT

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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12. FACHPLANUNGEN

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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13. LÄNDLICHE RÄUME

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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14. ZIVILGESELLSCHAFT

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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15. KLEIN- UND MITTELSTÄDTE

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

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2010
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16. NACHHALTIGE STADTENTWICKLUNG

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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17. BARRIEREFREIES BAUEN

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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18. IDENTITÄT

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

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2010
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19. CLUSTER

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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20. GEBAUTE GESCHICHTE

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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21. ABWÄGUNG

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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22. UMWELTPRÜFUNG

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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23. VERFASSUNGSGRUNDLAGEN DER PLANUNG

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

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2010
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24. SOZIALE STADT

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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25. RAUM- UND STADTBEOBACHTUNG

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

Published
2010
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26. PARTIZIPATION – EIN LEIT BEGRIFF IM WANDEL

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Henckel, Dietrich, von Kuczkowski, Kester, Lau, Petra, Pahl-Weber, Elke, Stellmacher, Florian, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kuczkowski, Kester, editor, Lau, Petra, editor, Pahl-Weber, Elke, editor, and Stellmacher, Florian, editor

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2010
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32. Potenziale und Defizite des kommunalen Steuerungsinstrumentariums

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Stiftung, Wüstenrot, Bunzel, Arno, Sander, Robert, Becker, Heidede, Henckel, Dietrich, von Kodolitsch, Paul, Libbe, Jens, Stiftung, Wüstenrot, editor, Bunzel, Arno, editor, Sander, Robert, editor, Becker, Heidede, editor, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kodolitsch, Paul, editor, and Libbe, Jens, editor

Published
2003
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33. Räumliche Auswirkungen der Trends und Steuerungserfordernisse

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Stiftung, Wüstenrot, Bunzel, Arno, Sander, Robert, Becker, Heidede, Henckel, Dietrich, von Kodolitsch, Paul, Libbe, Jens, Stiftung, Wüstenrot, editor, Bunzel, Arno, editor, Sander, Robert, editor, Becker, Heidede, editor, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kodolitsch, Paul, editor, and Libbe, Jens, editor

Published
2003
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34. Wandel des öffentlichen Steuerungsanspruchs in der Städtebaupolitik

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Stiftung, Wüstenrot, Bunzel, Arno, Sander, Robert, Becker, Heidede, Henckel, Dietrich, von Kodolitsch, Paul, Libbe, Jens, Stiftung, Wüstenrot, editor, Bunzel, Arno, editor, Sander, Robert, editor, Becker, Heidede, editor, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kodolitsch, Paul, editor, and Libbe, Jens, editor

Published
2003
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36. Einführung

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Stiftung, Wüstenrot, Bunzel, Arno, Sander, Robert, Becker, Heidede, Henckel, Dietrich, von Kodolitsch, Paul, Libbe, Jens, Stiftung, Wüstenrot, editor, Bunzel, Arno, editor, Sander, Robert, editor, Becker, Heidede, editor, Henckel, Dietrich, editor, von Kodolitsch, Paul, editor, and Libbe, Jens, editor

Published
2003
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39. Raumzeitpolitik

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Henckel, Dietrich, Schöller, Oliver, editor, Canzler, Weert, editor, and Knie, Andreas, editor

Published
2007
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40. COVID-19 pandemic: Lessons for spatial development

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ARL - Akademie für Raumentwicklung in der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft, Adli, Mazda, Baumgart, Sabine, Beckmann, Klaus J., Brenner, János, Bolte, Gabriele, Gärtner, Stefan, Hartz, Andrea, Havekost, Carola, Henckel, Dietrich, Köckler, Heike, Kramer, Caroline, Krätzig, Sebastian, Matthes, Gesa, Völker, Sebastian, Winter, Ralf, ARL - Akademie für Raumentwicklung in der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft, Adli, Mazda, Baumgart, Sabine, Beckmann, Klaus J., Brenner, János, Bolte, Gabriele, Gärtner, Stefan, Hartz, Andrea, Havekost, Carola, Henckel, Dietrich, Köckler, Heike, Kramer, Caroline, Krätzig, Sebastian, Matthes, Gesa, Völker, Sebastian, and Winter, Ralf

Abstract

Background and aims of this position paper: Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, it has become ever clearer that it poses an enormous challenge for society. The lockdown imposed on large parts of public life, which hit all social groups and institutions relatively abruptly with a wide range of impacts, as well as the measures adopted subsequently have resulted in radical changes in our living conditions. In some cases, the crisis has acted as an accelerator of trends affecting processes that were already ongoing: the digitalisation of communications and educational processes, the growth in working from home and mobile working arrangements, the expansion of online retail, changes in travel behaviour (in favour of cars and bicycles), and the establishment of regional service networks. At the same time, there has been a braking effect on sectors such as long-distance travel, global trade, trade fairs and cultural events, as well as on progress towards gender equality in the division of labour for household responsibilities and childcare. Socio-spatial, infrastructural, economic and ecological effects are becoming increasingly apparent. For those involved in spatial development and spatial planning, urgent questions arise not only about the weaknesses that have become apparent in our spatial uses in terms of infrastructure and public service provision, the economy and ecology, and in our ways of life in terms of housing and the supply of goods and services, but also about what opportunities have emerged for sustainable and self-determined lifestyles. What conclusions for anticipatory and preventive planning can be drawn from these (provisional) findings? Using a critical, multidisciplinary and integrative examination of the spatially-relevant effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, this paper establishes connections between the crisis management of today and crisis preparedness concepts for potential future pandemics. Building on that, it proposes corresponding recommended acti

Published
2022

44. COVID-19 pandemic: Lessons for spatial development

Author

Adli, Mazda, Baumgart, Sabine, Beckmann, Klaus J., Brenner, János, Bolte, Gabriele, Gärtner, Stefan, Hartz, Andrea, Havekost, Carola, Henckel, Dietrich, Köckler, Heike, Kramer, Caroline, Krätzig, Sebastian, Matthes, Gesa, Völker, Sebastian, and Winter, Ralf

Subjects
Coronavirus, Raumstruktur, Raumordnung, Gesundheitsversorgung, Versorgungswirtschaft, EU-Staaten, Deutschland, ddc:710, Regionalplanung
Abstract

[Background and aims of this position paper] Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, it has become ever clearer that it poses an enormous challenge for society. The lockdown imposed on large parts of public life, which hit all social groups and institutions relatively abruptly with a wide range of impacts, as well as the measures adopted subsequently have resulted in radical changes in our living conditions. In some cases, the crisis has acted as an accelerator of trends affecting processes that were already ongoing: the digitalisation of communications and educational processes, the growth in working from home and mobile working arrangements, the expansion of online retail, changes in travel behaviour (in favour of cars and bicycles), and the establishment of regional service networks. At the same time, there has been a braking effect on sectors such as long-distance travel, global trade, trade fairs and cultural events, as well as on progress towards gender equality in the division of labour for household responsibilities and childcare. Socio-spatial, infrastructural, economic and ecological effects are becoming increasingly apparent. For those involved in spatial development and spatial planning, urgent questions arise not only about the weaknesses that have become apparent in our spatial uses in terms of infrastructure and public service provision, the economy and ecology, and in our ways of life in terms of housing and the supply of goods and services, but also about what opportunities have emerged for sustainable and self-determined lifestyles. What conclusions for anticipatory and preventive planning can be drawn from these (provisional) findings? Using a critical, multidisciplinary and integrative examination of the spatially-relevant effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, this paper establishes connections between the crisis management of today and crisis preparedness concepts for potential future pandemics. Building on that, it proposes corresponding recommended actions. These actions relate not only to insights for medium-term space-related crisis management but also to conclusions on long-term strategic challenges for spatial development in view of pandemics to be expected in the future. For this position paper, the 'Pandemic and Spatial Development' Ad hoc Working Group at the ARL - Academy for Territorial Development in the Leibniz Association has compiled interdisciplinary perspectives from spatial development and spatial planning, public health services, epidemiology, economics and social sciences, and has condensed them into transdisciplinary recommendations for action. These recommendations are directed at the various action levels for spatial development and spatial planning.

Published
2022

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